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Scavenger Hunt for Kids with Brittany Lumsden-Berry

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On Saturday, July 19 at 10:00, bring your small children for a Scavenger Hunt on the Hardwick Trails with Brittany Lumsden-Berry. Brittany says: “Come join me with your Littles for a nature scavenger hunt. Touch , collect, move, and awaken their five senses on the beautiful Hardwick Trails. We will gather and begin our journey near the entrance by the school gym.  Then we’ll stroll through the woods, searching and discovering things in nature, and stopping by the stream for a quick story time.  This is not a drop off event , please be present with your child All ages welcome.” The Hardwick Trails Committee sponsors this free event. Questions? Call Norma Wiesen, 802-472-6517.

Upcoming Trails Events!!

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With summer in full swing, the Hardwick Trails Committee invites everyone to the magic of our community woodlands: take a walk, get on your bike, bring the kids, get in a run and learn more about our natural world with local experts.
Here’s our Summer Event Schedule (all events occur on Saturdays):


July 19: Scavenger Hunt for Kids with Brittany Lumsden-Berry
July 26: Medicinal Plants with Erin Rosenthal
August 2: Art and Nature for Kids (Making walking sticks) with Brittany Lumsden-
Berry
August 9: TBA
August 16: Sketching in the Woods with Susan Sawyer
August 23: Searching the Night Woods with Black Light with Joe Nudell
Late September/early October (date TBA): Geology Walk with Dave Mitchell

More details will be posted as event approaches…

Hardwick Trails Mushroom Walk with Joe Nudell

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Events, Foraging

When: Jun 28, 2025, 9 AM
Where: Hardwick Trails, Hazen Union Drive, Hardwick, VT

Mushrooms! Mushrooms! Joe Nudell. will lead a walk on the Hardwick Trails at 9:00 on Saturday, June 28 to find, identify and learn about these fungi, abundant in our woods. Mushrooms can appear suddenly, feed human and animal bellies, sometimes send human minds spinning, have a vital relationship to the trees around them and truly are unique organisms. Joe’s expertise can answer questions like “What’s safe and what isn’t?” “Where and when are the best places to look?” “Why does it look like that?” The Hardwick Trails Committee sponsors this free event and invites everyone. Call Norma Wiesen at 472-6517 with questions